If I have two River Blockades in play do both cancel the first location effect played by my opponent? Is the other Blockade wasted then?

Yes. Both copies of River Blockade would try to cancel the same location effect. It's not that the second one is "wasted" so much as that it will never have anything to cancel (assuming the first copy is successful in ints attempt to cancel) - but two copies in play is redundant.

ktom said:

Let's see if I got this right.

1. The effect on River Blockade is not a Cancel Response but rather a passive ability, because it is not prefaced by Response: , right? So it resolves in step 4 of the action window, not in step 2, right?

2. As a passive ability, it can be canceled, right? (If it was a Cancel Response, and resolved in step 2 of the action window, it couldn't be canceled, right?)

3. There is no card in the card pool right now that could cancel the effect of River Blockade, right? Cards like Seasick or To Be A Kraken couldn't cancel it, because it is a passive ability and not a Triggered Effect, right? He Calls It Thinking couldn't cancel it because it is not a Response, right?

4. Let's assume there was an event card called, say, Obtuse Noob, that says " Response: Cancel one passive ability", that card could cancel the effect of River Blockade, right?

5. So, let's say I have two copies of River Blockade on the table. My opponent triggers a location effect. Then, my first copy of River Blockade cancels that effect. Then, my opponent uses Obtuse Noob to cancel my River Blockade. The effect from my second copy of River Blockade was not canceled, though, so my opponent's location effect would still be cancelled, right? So, my opponent would need two copies of Obtuse Noob to get his location effect through, right?

So, in this highly speculative scenario, two copies of River Blockade would not be redundant, right?

Sorry to waste your time with a totally moot point such as this, but I would really like to understand the finer workings of the rules better, and purely hypothetical questions such as this can help there.

Ratatoskr said:

There is nothing about Steps 1-3 that insist upon triggered abilities. And in the end, cancel effects - active or passive - must interrupt something. If you wait until Step 4, the thing you are trying to cancel will have already resolved in Step 3 and you'll be too late.

Ratatoskr said:

Ratatoskr said:

Ratatoskr said:

Does River Blockade work for multiple opponents? For example if playing a four player melee game, would cancel the first triggered location for each opponent or just the player triggers one first?

Rising Dragon said:

There is only one "first location effect triggered by an opponent each round," so only one effect can be canceled each round.

I just want to double check:

River Blockade doesn't "work" the round it is marshalled if an opponent already triggered a location effect prior to its marshalling, correct?

Correct. "First" is still "first." Anything initiated after it is played would still be "second" or above.

But if no location effects had been triggered then the next one would be the first yes?

Penfold said:

Yes, it would cancel it.

Thank you for the confirmation Ser.

Does this affect the Kingdoms in the same way?

If I play the first kingdom and afterwards I play the second will it be reduced or I'll have to pay the 1 gold?

Cheers,

It affects only triggered effects (that begin with a bold timing descriptor like Marshalling ). Braavos/Myr/etc. do not have triggered effects, so they are unaffected (also, they do not reduce each other unless you're playing Neutral Faction, because they're in-House if you don't).

I'm referring to the Neutral Faction. Here are the details. I play Neutral Conquest Something.

I play one of the Kingdoms from hand (First out of house All houses). Will this kingdom reduce the next kingdom this round I'll have to pay all of them.

This is to reference to posts #6 to #8.

It won't, because you have already played an out-of-House <insert relevant House here> card that turn (the first Kingdom). However, it will work in following turns.

Thanks. Now I don't know if I've played it correct or wrong till now.

The most important is that you play it right from now on.